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Are they apologizing? Was it a bug? Why did they make this decision and what's the end goal? It's so unclear from the message - as evidenced by a lot of the res

Are they apologizing? Was it a bug? Why did they make this decision and what's the end goal? It's so unclear from the message - as evidenced by a lot of the responses.

zaptrem 4mo ago
Seems pretty clear, Claude and Codex were getting a lot of free publicity by instructing their models to do the same and MS wanted similar results. However, a bug caused this to be applied to all commits instead of all Copilot-influenced commits.
utopiah 4mo ago
They did say it's a bug that they even caught during testing yet somehow let go through. Author of the issue mentioned this on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47994193 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47994193
- jwilliams 4mo ago
  "AI attribution by default" was an intentional feature, but there were also bugs. This is why the post is so unclear.
- worldsavior 4mo ago
  Probably because it's a PM who coded that bug, so no contest.
  - utopiah 4mo ago
    Who vibe coded it because who needs coders nowadays anyway.